Just looking at those palm trees in the graphic above has me feeling nice and warm again. It must be time for baseball! Major League Baseball this morning unveiled their new 2017 Spring Training collection, this is the league’s second season (a look back at the 2016 launch here) treating the spring as one
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MLB Launches New Look BP Jerseys
Anyone who’s ever gone to a Major League Baseball game has likely watched the pre-game batting practice, nine-times-out-of-ten you’re watching the visiting team out there warming up: hitting in the cage, shagging flies, playing catch, stretching, or sometimes just standing around having a chat. If you’re one of us uniform folk you’ll
Purple Haze: Colorado Rockies Tweak Colours for 2017
The Colorado Rockies today announced they would be changing the shade of purple they use in their official colour scheme. In the photo above, via Thomas Harding of MLB.com, the new shade of purple can be seen on the jersey and cap to the left. Making the shift to a brighter,
MLB, Indians Meet to Discuss Future of Chief Wahoo
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred was in Cleveland yesterday to announce that the city would play host to the 2019 MLB All-Star Game… but before that he had an important chat with Cleveland Indians owners Paul Dolan and John Sherman regarding the team’s continued use of their controversial “Chief
Leak Allows Sneak Peek at 2017 MLB Spring Caps
Hey everyone… two weeks till baseball’s back! And with that we’ve got our first look via a leaked photograph of what we might expect with the new 2017 MLB Spring Training caps. Via a poster on the SportsLogos.Net message board, the photo shows a New York Yankees cap in the traditional midnight
New York Mets Make Changes to Uniforms
The New York Mets will be making a couple of small tweaks to their uniforms for the upcoming 2017 season according to a series of Tweets from Michael Baron. Both changes are happening to their two alternate blue uniforms, the home and road versions. First the “Mr. Met” mascot patch on
Toronto Blue Jays Seeing Red in 2017, Introduce New Uniform
The Toronto Blue Jays are showing their Canadian pride as they head into the 2017 season, one which coincides with the year-long celebration of Canada’s 150th anniversary. The new red alternate uniform was unveiled today at a media event held during the Blue Jays Winter Tour at Rogers Centre in
Sources: Blue Jays Adding Red Alternate Jersey
It’ll be a bird of a different colour in Toronto this coming season. Reliable sources have confirmed to us at SportsLogos.Net that the Toronto Blue Jays will introduce a new red alternate uniform for the upcoming 2017 season and that it is expected to be worn every Sunday home game. Thanks to
When stadium design bleeds into logo design
As the distinct architecture of stadiums defines a local landscape, the best of that architecture has the opportunity to live on in stadium logos, expanding the brand presence of a stadium’s signature. (Note: This story was produced in cooperation with Tim Newcomb’s new Stadium185.com, check it out!) Not every stadium—new
Graphic: Pro Sports Team Relocations and Logo Changes
A second National Football League team is set to begin the process of relocation this week, as a report that the Oakland Raiders would be on their way to Las Vegas was posted to NFL.com. The Raiders have already trademarked the name Las Vegas Raiders, it’s a no-brainer that the team
Cleveland will wear red Block-C hats with navy alternates
During their playoff run towards representing the American League in the 2016 World Series, the Cleveland Indians caught a lot of attention due to the fact that they preferred to wear their navy alternate uniforms for the vast majority of postseason play. This meant that the infamous Chief Wahoo logo
Nats Show Off New Patriotic Uniform for 2017
The Washington Nationals will have a new option for when they’re feeling extra patriotic during the upcoming 2017 season. Officially unveiled last night at their Winter Fest fan gathering, the new jersey is identical to their existing home shirt except one obvious difference… the curly “W” has his stars-and-stripes pyjamas on.